Hi all,
Well, i'll try to explain step by step :
1 - On a new "install", setup default local shares (same if local shares are manually defined)
2 - Now start the server and attach it to the client, setup the same shares with same names (should "works" with same path but different name), wait for the database to populate with both local and global shares
You obtain :
Picture1 : Duplicated shares, as local shares creation is prevented when server is connected
Picture2 : Duplicated items in searchs (don't worry about the whites squares in the pictures, I put them myself bacause my import was not totally completed when I took the picture, so I don't want you to think it's another bug )
My opinion : when server is connected on the same machine than cliend, local shares with same path as global shares sould not be shown, or creating global share with same path as local share should be prevented.
In the second case, a "Convert to global share" function could be usefull, in order to not reimport all the share(s) content again...
Cheers.
Well, i'll try to explain step by step :
1 - On a new "install", setup default local shares (same if local shares are manually defined)
2 - Now start the server and attach it to the client, setup the same shares with same names (should "works" with same path but different name), wait for the database to populate with both local and global shares
You obtain :
Picture1 : Duplicated shares, as local shares creation is prevented when server is connected
Picture2 : Duplicated items in searchs (don't worry about the whites squares in the pictures, I put them myself bacause my import was not totally completed when I took the picture, so I don't want you to think it's another bug )
My opinion : when server is connected on the same machine than cliend, local shares with same path as global shares sould not be shown, or creating global share with same path as local share should be prevented.
In the second case, a "Convert to global share" function could be usefull, in order to not reimport all the share(s) content again...
Cheers.